Hello all, (CCing the security team just for visibility - I hope this is not too much noise.)
As I mentioned to rouca on #debian-lts, I would like to ask your help to test debusine.debian.net to test the uploads that you are preparing for bookworm-security. According to dsa-needed.txt, nodejs and python-django are being prepared by rouca and lamby, respectively. Currently, debusine.d.n helps to verify how a packages builds on different architectures, to run autopkgest (contrary to Salsa CI, debusine also includes autopkgtest for reverse dependencies), piuparts and lintian. You can read more about debusine and setup instructions at: https://wiki.debian.org/DebusineDebianNet After you have initially uploaded the packages to debusine (this can be done easily via dput(-ng)), once everything is OK and have the ACK from the security team, you can complete the upload providing debusine with a signed package. (Instructions for this last step will be found in the workflow created by the upload.) Could you please tell me if you are willing to test those uploads for bookworm-security? As a side note, any debian developer can currently use debusine.d.n. There are upload-to-unstable and -experimental workflows available, and the debusine team is looking for feedback about how does it work. Contact info at the bottom of the wiki page. Thanks in advance, -- Santiago
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